Taupe

Firefox 1.0.5 has been released

 

https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/contribute/friends/

IE on the other hand works with virtually any webpage so things show up the way they should.

No : IE can't display modern pages.

It's done : http://www.lycos.fr/

Also, to be honest i hate tabbed windows because i love using alt-tab and you cannot do that.

Of course you can...

 

By the way, read this article

 

 

https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/contribute/friends/

Mozilla 1.7.6 has just been released.

 

No : Mozilla is much more stable. Firefox is still "young", and according to many users, it sometimes crashes...

Eg: IE doesnt support <blink>, for example, it also renders a lot of CSS incorrectly. But it is by far the best browser for Javascript etc.

You're wrong.

Gecko engine (Mozilla, KMeleon, Firefox, Camino) has the best javascript support...

 

https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/contribute/friends/

yeah USE YAHOO POP UP KILLER

when u install yahoo messneger from yahoo.com

it will instsall

then enable it

and enjoy

all pop up will kiled

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With IE ? then that's wrong...

i heard when internet explorer 7 comes out, it will be better than firefox

IE developers don't plan to make it better than Firefox

where can i change firefox soruce code ?

Here

Will someone help me with Firefox???

Just use KM, or open a new thread to clearly expose your problems

hen how 'bout reopening tabs you have already closed. That's something no one gives. It can re-open accidentally closed tabs by and also reopen the last tabs that were open. Good enough? Which broweser can boast this??

Well, Mozilla, Mozilla Firefox, Opera too I think.

It can block pictures, flash, videos, sounds, scripts, Java applets, activex

Can you tell me what happen when you visit this test page with Maxthon ?

what's wrong with proprietary software? 

They have (or could have, but nobody can check) spywares, backdoors, security holes, and their development is blocked by few people.

Taupe, it's Simple and for Beginners.

Then you failed....

First : it's not simple. It would has been simpler to teach CSS instead of this huge list of useless tags.

Second : it's for beginners you said, so why do you teach them *BLEEP* ? They won't be able to realise that you were wrong, and they'll keep those bad habits for a long time...

p.s. these tags aren't depreciated

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Yes they are. Please, please, read the specs before posting...

Mozilla 1.8b1 has been released.

 

Come on, wake up !

We're in 2005. Most of the tags and attributs you gave are deprecated...

I really hope nobody will follow this outdated tutorial...

All new window is a bad thing.(All web designers will confirm)

Looky here. I setup a demo for you guys, the user is test and the pass is test. Try it it works.

No : it doesn't

I use Perl to write scripts for IRC clients.But I prefere PHP to Perl because it's more easy to use. Try for example to manipulate an array of arrays of strings in Perl, and you'll understand...

More than 25 millions of downloads of Firefox :

No : IPv6 is already used (throught the 6Bone, and encapsulation in subnets not uptodate).The main features of IPv6 (except the number of IP) are extensibility of headers, integration of IPSec, and IP Multicast.In 5 or 10 years, all internet will be IPv6 compliant (the US goverment gave the dead-line of 2008 for USA)

Read this article, this one, this explaination., this checklist, this tutorial, this one and thiat one if you still don't know those basic tags...

(And no : the script doesn't work fine : try to validate your page and you'll see...)

Normally the browser will make one request to a web page at a time. When you enable pipelining it will make several at once

No : pipelining still use only one connection, but it optimize it.Pipelining was introduced in 1996 with HTTP 1.1, and IE still doesn't understand it...

Both are proprietary softwares.
So I recommand you to use CDrtools instead.

Don't forget to add <fieldset>s and <label>s in your forms...

Just another forum using ugly and deprecated <table>s...

It's a proprietary software. So I'll never use it.

Since it's dynamic, I can't gess how you want to build it (are posts in a database, in which tables...)

 

This is my own code, you should adapt it easyly

header('Content-Type: application/xml; charset=iso-8859-15');$root=preg_replace("/(^.*\/).*$/","$1",(preg_match("/^\//",$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'])?('http://'.$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']):'').$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);echo '<'.'?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-15" ?'.'>';$i=0;$link = mysql_connect(SERV, LOGIN, MDP);if($link)	{mysql_select_db(DB);$result = mysql_query ('SQL QUERY');if($result)	{	$item='';$ch=array();//generate the list of items	while($row=mysql_fetch_array($result))  {  $linkurl=$root.'agenda.php?a='.$row['id'].'#a'.$row['id']; // the item's link  $item.='<item xlink:type="simple" xlink:show="replace"  xlink:href="'.$linkurl.'" rdf:about="'./*the Item's URI */.'">';  $item.='<title>'.cl($row['titre']).'</title>';  $item.='<link>'.$linkurl.'</link>';  $item.='<dc:date>'.date("Y-m-d",$row['date']).'</dc:date>';  $item.='<description>'.cl($row['text']).'</description>';  $item.='<dc:creator>'.cl($row['posteur']).'</dc:creator>';  array_push($ch,$the_Item_URI);  $item.="</item>\n";  }?><rdf:RDF  xmlns:rdf="http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/;  xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:ical="http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/; xmlns:foaf="http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/"     xmlns:xlink="http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/; xmlns="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/" xml:lang="fr" xml:base="<?php echo $root; ?>"><channel  rdf:about="<?php echo $root.'agenda.php'; ?>"><title><!-- Your title --></title><link><!-- your link --></link><description><!-- your description --></description><dc:language>en</dc:language><items><rdf:Seq><?phpfor($i=0;$i<count($ch);$i++)	{echo '<rdf:li rdf:resource="'.$ch[$i].'" />';	}?></rdf:Seq></items></channel><?phpecho $item;?></rdf:RDF><?php	}}?>

Are you sure that it isn't OpenSolaris instead ?